Plex client uses the new subscribing method to get the player's status, while Plexamp uses the old inefficient polling way. Any discovery of a new compatible DLNA device will start a new thread looping for its status. I use it on outdoor speakers, and I usually listen to death metal.Yeah, I know, Plexamp has the better play queue support.
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But, as with any app, it still needs work, and Plex’s development has always been a little laggy in odd ways.headless Plexamp starts at full volume : r/plexamp headless Plexamp starts at full volume Is there a way to change the initial volume of headless Plexamp? When I connect to it, it always seems to be at full volume. In the last couple of years, PlexAmp (Plex’s music-centered app that plays content stored in your Plex server) has become known as one of the go-to music clients out there, offering a modern and powerful app for your music collection needs. So regardless desktop app, developers did a very good job. However I found Android and IOS apps to be great. buttons which would be pretty simple to add If they wanted to. App is not that bad but it's definitely seems like a simple port from a phone app, and has no minimize/exit etc. You can’t easily minimize …Posted by u/OnceUponCheeseDanish - No votes and no commentsLike the title says, Plexamp is kinda ridiculous on desktop. BUT it’s also very difficult to navigate the app on desktop. Plexamp gives me some cool features like easier playlists, sonic analysis, play by mood, etc.
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